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european advertisements.
GHATEfUL--eOAfoR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFASr.-"By thorough knovietgs of the natural
which govern the operations o. digestion and nutrition
.ia " & OF Of weiise
deieatey Favored beverage which may many
aoctcts pis sby Tho tadcious ussJf such articles II
se. INA. consultation mag be gradually bull,
e msladles are coating around ready
there veal poLt Hemay many fatal shaft by
keeping ourselves well puis bood ami proD
srly nourished frame"-civl service 0axetfa
Made AMPLY with boiling water milk. sold only In hall
pound tina W 0Ioccrs labelled thuE Jam 10 kPPs Co
homeopathic Chemists. London, England
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nOpULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Prov.
OF FARES VIA NORWICH
CApE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and after January 3lst 1887. Expre train for Cape
Charles old Point Comfort and Norfolk, via tho
NEw.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
VIII leave MIA Railroad Station. Now-YorS. 7,2U
A. NJ week days and III. daily arriving Old Point, 6:o0
4 ~ and sIU H. m, Norfolk 600 300 a. Steamer
ior Richmond will leave ape Charles at Mondays
Meme saays tridays arriving there at y IA. buf.
IA. Iurlor Car Charles ON Tho Day Express, and
sIeeipa car, thrau 20 OH Polat CO u'ft an Norfolk Oh
the Nigh; Express Tickets ana sleeping peths can DO 80.
cured az any Ticket Onco Pennsy vania Railroad
Company. . . .oovu - , ,y
h. ". DUNN, SupI H. H. COOKE T. and r. A.
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Dnsinsss Cbauees.

RAkERS CHANCE.-ON ACCOUNT OF
~ engaging I'm other business Will selI well
bakery twenty barrels Hour per week amazed mn
thriving nearby FOR princpas ony can
apply 10 II. H. CONE, No 10 FuitonsL ' VS.
Two DRUGGISTS.-A small Wholesale siock
ofdrugs aud fixtures will be sold a very low figure 10
prompt cash customer good chance for "a t
stock most be sold At once. Apply ~. I. CLARKE
Room So Tribune YulLiiuE.
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of cortandt Dc,
for caas,u9aa and intermedats points
the West and principal local points Chair car Z" wilkes
m for ruukhannock and intermediate points Chair car
TO Connection 10 Rchling and I.rrsoarE
$40 for Piston ami principal intermediate p''asA
SS-y aas ntsr ar e.r to pe sDs CONGESTION
70 Sc M or Geneva Lyons EImira Rochester, Buffalo aai
tho s %Gs no. r or a s.ss: and points
ali POINT. IN as.noy and sllscn Tssl HssiOuA
8 a. m for Mauch Chunk. HaIIeton and intermediate
pys%4s o D. H. for copay and intermediate points
In m fox Geneva. Lyons Emiri. Rochester. Buffalo anil
the West Pullman eeper 20 Lyons
NEW york CENTRAL AND HUDSON
hv ,s, val ssSs Depot anaa 1887
tsa. IN. Rochester Express throngh drawlngroon casso
$3.50 a. "rhe Limited" With dining cars stopping a.
Lrs Cleveland and Toledo arrivns at Chicago $50 ~.
oscc No. Chicago Express. drawiDsroon cars to Canaan
aa'Sua 20 ~ M Wsstern New.YorK and Northern Express
WA ~ M Albany Troy and Express w'th drawing
room sI Ms a asS collation. TO Albany and Troy
for h,asaia Fails auaao Cneinna' Ssic Detroit CHI
cage and st. a s"% Ipess sleeping To-
s .s slsSr Pres'R. ROCHESTER, H. Buffalo.
az a. M, and Gle Gland 1910 ~ next day oo.,..
ii. s.so a a raa' ssssaa roiso ssd
.s.sS s.S c. sssn
m Night hxpresa with seep!ngears TO A w.
aud INV Conbects with tho morning Trains ior INC "ss'
sn S lar ihe North Except SATURDAY nghtL A. , ,,
T,eSsts on sale al Grand Central DePo. NO Z b..sv
p,a ~, Rroaaway Harlem Depot, l25thsI ana 4hxvs,
and a. esrco.s Express Uccs Park Place lneaI sSo.
TS5 Broahw2y and bZ Wost i<ou-s@, New,
To1k 3Sy arlington $50 FULTON sts- hfooky AMI ~
4t.sI saos no and sleeping can b.
procaSed a. amy the ticket Offices IN City, Anu
s:,3 Washng ton.sk Brooklyn. --.,...
va-ssso called Tor and checked from residence
xIhcsc trains run daily. All others daiv ensep'
These trains stop at Harsm 1''A a. AZ NoNKrT.
J.. II. TOUcEf, ~ asIs -.
General Superlntendent oen - -~------------
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Public notice hereby given by the Comptroller OK the
City Of Now-York 10 section OF Chapter Z4 OF
Of 1888 amending previous statutes OF the con-
the mator OF the petition
OF United states for the appointment Of Comnsioners
acquiring the right OF necessary for the improvement OF
the River and spnyten Duyy Creek from the North
through the Harlem Kills And ap
peas the General Term OF the Supreme
Court from tho order Of confirmation entered al special
said OH day Of July It that said appeals be
hlsmssed the III day OF feDrnaty
1887 copy which sad order Of the General Term dismiss
I'll l9th day Of February 1Ss! and approved py the
The OF the assessments in said matter was filed IN
the oics OF sabl Controller on the 18TH day OF March, 1884,
OF the Clerk Of Arrears ~ the city OF New
York pursuant section 9l5 OF the Newl ork Ivy Conso
Tie ss.sssn@pts for benen made IN SAID Abstract
tho Collector OF ssessments AMI Clerk OF Arrrars wtnh
thirty the said 2st day f March 1887 without IN
alter the proceedings provided the said act will be
taken for tho enforcement aud collection OF the same the pro-
IL within thirty DAYS thereafter interest az
tue OF eight contum per annum shall accrue ana e
until the pail, ana 10
assessmeDs shall not De paid within ninety DAYS
the sa report assessment confirmed or tle
Recri Of kept the Bureau OF the Clerk OF
Arrears. wiz the 2lst day OF March 1881 the said
uuon the DAYS. TO issue his warrant
for collection OF unpaid assessments such warrant
by the said Comptroller and directed 10 the
"sherin she cay and County OF New.Iork: salh
command the ~herh 10 collect from The per-
sons and parties nsn IN sa wArsns INC sum an OF ~
due from them respectively with ntere.t 2. inc rate Vi
eight p,r centum snnun from and after me expiration
o thirty DAYS from tho date Of IN. conhrmahon OF s TO
port Of assessments Tor the SAID 2lst dsY OF hach SSD
pursuant 10 the provision. and nner TIE authority OF lnis
"acL" EDWAhD " LOEW, Comptroller
city Of View York Finance Department. Comptrouers once
March 20. 1887.
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Cost ano found.

OST.-Bank Book No. 169, POI on Dry Dock
- savings Bank. Any person having claims upon said
book called the the bank within
So day sai book will be declared cancelled aud exn
gushei and a issued IN lieu thereof
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legal Notices.

CITY COURT OF NEW YORK.-Isaac F.
" Philips agt. George W. IAr. John c. Crackne, and
Edward Duncan Snincn suinnOnA
% the n tni~,i defend uts;
NOu hereby rnion'd to answer the complnt IN ts
action. and of answer on tbs liaintns A.
witn days after tue service OF tis summons
exclusive the day service; and IN Of yanr failure 70
appear Judgment 40 ha taken against BY dc
fault FOR The relief dcutnioi IN Tho complaint
Dated. New YORK. fcb 10. l-S7.
MilT.AKB H. JONtS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oa,c aud Post OH, address. ~ Sassln-st
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A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A upright ssd equare ptanoe q make. which
sss sssetsd and osy used y ne sstis.: o. the Metro
VII sa q liberal reduction froH esu Tsssias pss&
~" WiiLIAx xxASx 20, ,as sxsv~
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Tho oug summons served uron you oy publication
pursuant prcr Of tho Hon = Buriette Hyatt Justice
York siied February II. 1881 an
Med with tho complaint u the nio ~ hc clerk oi The ty
Court OF The cay liain tho city New York
WILLARD H. JONES. Planun's Attorney.
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Professional.

V'O CHURCH MUSIC MMIIrEES.-Mr
4 GEORGE T. AIKEN, 81 West 3si hist. Is open 10 an
aseonductor Of quartetle chorus
aud bass singer
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Auc,ion Sales.

| OUlS LEVY. AuctIOneer, sells lot carpets,
- furniture and iN'uros thts fay a. O'Clock Al
Union rquare. order % attorney tor ioortgagoe
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Gicamboais ano Railroads.

CIRST TRIP FOR RONDOUT AND
4 Kingston landing Cranstou's. West Point, Corn
wall Newburg Milton Poughkeepslc and Esopus
city OF gston VIII leave every Tues
and y. saturdays D. M, from pier
foot OF Iarrisoust, North River commencing Thursday
March 81 1857.
BOSTON, NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LfNE.-Stsamers PROVIDENCE
mi OLD COLONY. Leave Pier % ~ H.. foot OF Murray
St a. u III. duly. sundays mcn h"i. connection
By Annex Brookly at i3o and Jersey City At
M An orchestra EACH steamer Best ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lowest Rates
DUPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provl-
i dence Newport ant all New England Points All rail
irom Grand Central Depot Express trans daily ts1ndays
exceptetl (paror cars attached and III p
palace sleeping carsl sunday trains 10 N with pal
nc, carsl II with palace sleeping caTsL
>. Boston Express win pari0r
cars Wexford Tor Newport arriving at 1850 D.
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
IL LINE. Tho Popular Insido Route. To Boston, -
Worcester 81 so Corresponding reduction 10 all points
Steamers CITY OF Worcester" and CITY oi New-Nork
leave Pier told numbcr) North River foot o Wattss
neI pier above Desbrosses Ferry daily edcept sunday az
BOO y. IN. ". W. brazil Aso"'
NEW IIAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slip
IN tPer 30 r. and III tsundays e1eepedh
Steamers time for early trains north ana ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

HENRY FRANCIS COLEY, deceased. Pur :

HENRY FRANCIS COLEY, deceased. pnr,
sssSy as aT s
5: Esss q Kin sssorns ns a:;Ti9ilS3
:Isi q SSs che
ssSsS Of mS .S on Or S
fntesa and TO whose personal estates and
sssry FIsS Ss,I py 3ss
are hereby required send IN
claim. the estate Of the sad Henry ..s F5 P,a
Cheitelhsm the County Of Gloucester IN Engah no.
fore tho Is. day May 1887 or 10
o 1es tho assets Of the
sSa Ga had N take
liable the assets or any part Thereof 50
or S,sa a s S ts
seSvs that twS C9s ons Q, Wine te wa bor about tic
year who born about ST. may
Datca the LIST day of March. 1897 u,.sr soxs
e Essf Place. s s e
NETWORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
IN COUNTY. Louise Zimmerman and Freicrck Kraeptier
Of the last w and Of %1 z
Adoph Erbsloeh and George KinkeL supplemental sum.
To the above. named Defendant. Emil Dieckerhon.
% ca 70 on the
Attorney within twenty after the service OF this
anrc appear or answer Judgment viii be taken
BY dsa S5 %ar ssi sc s IN the Complaint
Hector II: ITTcaiNds, Plaintiffs Attorney,
New.York City.
To Emil Dieckerhog. Defendant
pursaant o. Edgar ST. Cullen Justice Of the
O November 1886 and aed with the compliant, IN The Office
D. 1887, at the County Court House in the cy Of
D-tf MsS Y r. If1 II ss
once and Post ONCE address, No. ls2 Nassaust
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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF REPORT
~ IN TIL NATTER OF THE HARLEM RIVER AN l
SPUYTEN DUYVIL CREEK IMPROVEMkNL An
REQUIRING PAYMENT OF ASSESSMESTS TIL REIN
LAID.
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Ocean Cleaners.

CUNARD LINE.
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40. North River.
PAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
EIHt III .SAtutnay April :. npon
AORhNl ~
ApIH 10 - ~ " ~
SERViA Sstariay. ApHl ~ m
SEHVICE FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL SAILING
THURSDAYS
PavoDa.........ApriI a. Nav 2d. June -. Aurustt
Cephalouil.... May 9. June .. July "a Aunt IL
Bothnta .......Aprii %. juno 2 July 7. Aug. ii
cabin passage. $50, $50 and 800. intermediate $50
ceragc cket to and from al parts 81 Europe at very low
freight and apply the conpanys oinces
40 safest. Boston, ora Bowling Green New-HOrk.
VERNON n. BROWN & co. General Agents
GUIoN LINE; ,rrs v,,, rc,vrDs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 80, y. r., .Oot OF King 81.
NEVADA. Tuesday March 20. 1870 m
ALASk TUESDAY, Apru o z51 p u
MiOM tuesday, Aprl
Tuesday. April 10. 50 D. NJ
NEVADA. TUESDAY. MAY y, D. w.
Cabin passage $50 and upward according To location In
tormelrate second. assl $50 Storage $40.
A. NJ. UNDERHI ILL Co, % Broadway. N y
HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. LINE FOR
4 Plymouth (Lonionl Cherbour< paris. Hamburg
Leasing m. March 81 Tlhar tia...ll am April IL
FIRST Cabin 800. $40 ands go stecrtge at low rates
GEN Asts 81 BroaGst. n Y gen Pss Ass 81 B'way NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

PEORIA, DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE INCOME
BONDS
TIE CENTRAL TRUST co OF EEw.YORK
ARw-YoIk March l, lSSI)
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that an Issue Of ortyvcar.
per cent second nortSsge bonds atoi November l. 1881
mortgage the Peoria. Decttnr AL Evans
vile Railway made oF4gnpi SaI William A. Holt
rrustee having been authorized ant prepared ti
undersigned wl on March Z 1897 exchange The
same bond for bond at for the outstanding income bonds
Of pany Upon the Peoria DIVISION SSJS0JO AMI
upon the DIVISION sl 2JJO0 amounting al
x2G5s,O 900.
TILE CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF NETWORK.
BY
y. l.. 0IEOTT,
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lnstrneiion.

For Both Sexes-Citv.
A -CIRCIJLARS OF SCHOOLS. with re-
n. liable information, iIee sileo ioI postage
\ IL AVERY. ANN School Buitan, Nest A4ust.,N.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12

Some OF tho Extremes OF Fashien Seen in
New York Avenues.
From the Sapdnnah Ne,os.

fr0m the Sdpdnndh Neos.
doubt II women ever dressed with more
to-day. The latest fad-the girdle-adds great
ly to the spectacular aspect which our women
the scope Weight noise wdh and ntrca
i takes a wonderfully trim and well;l lined
Wss struck Sth this todsy as um
bered ponderously, along, behind two more
ST ss from shsr Carriage '1 Tor ae sr
along, Fifth avenue. One, was tall dark,
w wh Tsl R lae sss hf o and eaoana thick
enc side and was about four inches shy on the
other She walked with , knock knees. X e and a
ments Of grace or poetic motion. and c6ewed
gum with the sincere and earnest expression
Of woman who has :. made up her IN mind tina.
that; Around her waist was a silver and iron
girdle that probably cost two or three hundred
oak. One side Jagged down further than the
other, and as the sun PLAYED in and out q It's
bn i ns
Beside the dark woman walked an exquisite;
ly formed little blonde, whose hair was coiled
whose arms hung easily By her side. She car
ried dainty parasol IN 10 one hwel-gloye,d fist:
and and perfectly 'I rounded shoulders led into q
waist that was small and beautifully formed;
The curves OF her figure would ,. have delighted
III ana Catching ten sEo SWING imsgnaSie. 90 not
think ever saw q more perfect figure. and 1t
was accumulated by girdle that Rugged her
snug waist with degree Of affectien that
seemed entirely warranted. The girdle was
four inches wide: There was pendant at the
q small basked mirror, tiny fan. q button
hook. glove buttoneT' pencil latch key a
covers, tiny ,lorgnetes. a penholdet case. a
ing whip. and ten other trinkets. ~ Of which
were attached to the girdle by little silver
chains. There were seven OF, eight small bells
am9InG them, ana they chimed away n1 ,sy
folded. was Of some peculiar material q have
miliar with ~, which caught the rays Of the
sun, Is q most peculiar fashion, and turned
from an opal tint to bright pink IN different
and Very brightly polished. 1 Observed thsts the
tip was also Of gold. and fashioned after the
same manner as the handle. She wore a bead
ed lacked that fitted very snugly about her
the arms to balloon like proportions. Her hat
was a mass Of brilliancy as to coloring. and the
skirt Of her dress was as bright scarlet as
have eyer seen; The boots were patent leather.
with little white felt overgaiters. and, alto
gether she was as picturesquely attired as a
queen Of opera boufe. Yet she attracted no at
tention on Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
A Society Incident.

There is story about two Bowery GENTLE
moving In what the other considered swell society and
he was puzzled how he managed to keep the style.
How do you do 1t ~ he asked.
well. you see, buys me dress coat init tails At an
vitationA an goes oud"
But we're does you get the monshf"
The monish. You see venever goes takes away
init silver spoon knife something's gets
you try TT"
Mel vas honest, Icouldnt do no such pIzness"
However he persuaded to buy q cheap dress suit
and 60 into society under the guidance Of his ingenious
wy don't you make away init somethingsi Itll
never be known. Yves pizness men"
"No couldn't yatl accept Of their hospitality an,
den-no-no couldn't do It." -
Look here. This II de way" And he pulled up his
trousers and showed two knives and spoon sticking in
his boot The other was too honest TO follow his exam
got up and said;
ladies and gentlemen. vas much obliged for your
hospitality. vas not good at speech making but
able 70 do some seight hand tricks You takes
dem two knives und one spoon, You puts dem
In my pocket so Now say presto qneeek You looks
Then he said good night and went home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
DIR. 1onnrErs cHEcxEnED CAREER.
A stownwav, . Thief, q GAMBLER, IN Actor
and Now . Baptist Minister.

Prom the WdshfrGtoa Post
The Rev. Dr. Lorlmer OF Chicago Will to-
Street Baptist Church his response 10 their
call Should he accept and come 70 Wash,ng-
ton the OF that ehor Sas nd oe
In tho first place DR.. Lorimer came to Amer;
wei. TODD parcnts IL scotiand he became i'm.
s snsd Tfh hid hm S DIV na a
e. and ns G and E IN Ing
came an actor. II have been everything bad
that man could think OFF, be, Is won't % tell
BEE n aod Is
away with me has disappeared" ,
fo Rev ana
rs y sesoe S.rs es
reayisite amount Of study n 2 theologieal
torate o. the shSWmut Avenue Baptist Church
ia BE Boston His salary for the first year WA, was
sd me bsSe
eoen but wat Ga a as s dra
and ai larger .t and before long revival was Be-
gun the like OF which Bosto9 had not seen be- be.
and his n So MSa w
It was but natural that when the Rev. Justin
D. Fulton was called to Brooklyn, the Rev. DIR.
Lorimer should be chosen rs his successor at
fremont Temple. During the first year Of this
pastorate Victor Emanuel declared religious
freedom In Italy, and the congregation Of tho
Temple sent over their pastor to Rome In or
der that he might combine vacation with
missionary work. So quickly did he reach
Rome that he was the first Protestant minister
to preach a sermon with the sacred city. and
he SOLICITED for his pulpit q place which was
literally under the shadow OF the Vatican.
Returning from Rome. he wrote book re-
lating his experiences there, and shortly after
ward accepted call to Chicago. He is a man
of marked peculiarities His appearance does
almost consumptiye in his looks. lacking all
the outward qualities which are apt to impress
men. he hns yet the power to, sway multitudes
by the magic OF his voice and words. 30 mag
netic is his influence that 5000 people have
been known to follow with one accord the
movements of his hands to and fro as he added
dramatic gesture to ,impassioned eloauence
He is Il born orator, His sermons are extern
poraneous. and his language flows as easily as
alist. His manner is direct and Impressive.
and he adds TO the force Of his argument BY
lover Of flowers, and has the pulpit decked with
them all the year round. He Is an enthusiastic
fisherman. and makes jovial companion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
Missouri DisapPreves the Langtry Kiss.
From the Kdnsds Cftv Tms,

;. For my part think little Of the Langtry kiss.
y was not reaislcj It even conventional. OF
Ne Coshan,s side was marked by that delcacy aud
PinssaEPls ice On Mrs Langtrys part
witness on being told in court that she musi
TAKE nks,,an oath, said: We'll, IL I must ! must
than that hollow mocksry OF kiss were the PFC:
nmlnares that led up the clasp and the embrace Did
you ever see two wresers at the call Of time" How
they circle about each other and bend their necks and
work their arms ready to seize point vantage Ever
50 did Mrs Langt,y and Mr. ooghan other and
swooped and the other had swooned and the climax OF
awkwardnesa wns reached do not believe that there
are two people the American stage who could Of
fend the laws Of gravaon and the
BILE impulses OF nature.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
Fortunate Mr.. White.
From LIFE.

Old Gentleman lat q sewing classEI sup
pose, Mics Arabela young ladies are not Interested In
the question What shall be done with the surplus
Miss Arabella-oh yes we are indeed We intend to
surprise the Rev Mr. Whitechoker with one, and Il Is
going TO be lovely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
Rheumatism

10 blood disease When the blood contains an excess
peculiarly liable to Inflammation Exposure to wet and
the relief of this amsnt remedy has worked such
the Kidnsysto throw on the uric poison iavigoratss
v0us centres, and thoroughly removes the causes of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-10
8 O'clock p. M,
ON THE
9Th Day Of July, 1887.

All proposals or bids to be addressed
to M. +. Kahn, Secretary of the City
Hall and Court House Special Commits
Sioners, st. Paul, MINI.
The right is hereby reserved to reject
all bids of incompetent and irreSpGnSi-
bic bidders, and all such bids as may be
unreasonable. .-e., -,
No bid will be entertained or consid-
cred unless accompanied by the bOndSof
the bidder or bidders, with Sureties re-
siding in Minnesota, and satisfactory to
the Commissioners, in the penal sum of
four thousand dollars, conditioned that
If the bid shall be accepted and the con-
tract awarded to the bidder or bidders,
he or they will enter into and execute
such contract, and such bond with such
sureties for the performance of his OF
their contracts as may, be required by
the Commissioners, and approved by a
three-fOurthS 90 vote of the County
Commissioners and Common Council of
the City of St. Paul, of the members
elect in joint session, or, in lieu, of such
bond the bid may be accompanied by
check for the sum of four thousand dol
lars on some bank in the City of st.
Paul, duly certified, as security and
deposit with said Commissioners, and
subject to the same. condition stated in
the condition of the bond, and payable
to the order of Robert A. Smith, Chair
man of the City Hall and Court House
Commission. 500 .i.'s.
The full individual names of the MEN,
berS of firm, and the full and correct
name of the corporation bidding shall
be stated in the bid.
BY order of the City Hall and Cour
House Special Commissioners. 30
M. f. KAHN, County AUDITOR
Secretary of Special Commission.
145-1SS